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11/10
00:09
According to The New York Times, a U.S. Department of Commerce investigation into the alleged smuggling of NVIDIA chips to China was paused and transferred to the U.S. Department of Justice after NVIDIA’s legal team contacted investigators. The report stated that NVIDIA's General Counsel cited authorization from a senior Commerce Department official, raising concerns among investigators about potential interference. The case involves Megaspeed, whose former executive has been accused by U.S. officials of ties to Chinese intelligence.
00:06
Hong Kong-based AI customer experience platform Omnichat has secured a $10 million Series A funding round, led by Openspace Capital, with participation from Darwin Ventures and Acorn Pacific Ventures. Founder and CEO Alan Chan stated that the capital will be used to scale the Omni AI Agents platform and accelerate global market expansion beyond the Asia-Pacific region.
00:01
German Foreign Minister: Germany and the US Aligned in Preventing Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program. Speaking at the G7 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Paris, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that Germany and the US share the same political objective regarding the situation with Iran—namely, to prevent the Iranian government from pursuing a nuclear weapons program and to compel Iran to permanently abandon uranium enrichment and its nuclear ambitions.
11/9
23:59
Japan has agreed to provide radar systems and drones to the Philippines, marking its largest security assistance package to date. On Monday, Japan agreed to supply radar systems to the Philippine Navy and reconnaissance drones to the Philippine Air Force, aiming to enhance the Philippines' surveillance capabilities over its surrounding waters. This is the fourth consecutive year that Tokyo has provided defense assistance to Manila.
23:56
Binance to close user accounts in France, Spain, Italy, and Poland, and charge fees on idle balances starting November 29; due to failing to secure licenses under the EU's MiCA regulations, the exchange is scheduled to close client accounts in the aforementioned four countries on December 31, and will levy a fee of 0.025% per month or 10 USDC (whichever is higher) on remaining crypto asset balances starting November 29.
23:52
The U.S. has withdrawn a proposal to lower the cross-border wire transfer rule threshold to $250, while European exchanges may still conduct compliance reviews for small-scale transfers. The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) and the Federal Reserve have withdrawn a 2020 proposal that aimed to lower the threshold for cross-border payment recordkeeping and travel rule obligations from $3,000 to $250, allowing the existing $3,000 threshold to remain in place. Meanwhile, the European Union's Travel Rule for Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs) does not provide a general exemption for small transfers, meaning recipient exchanges in Europe can still require the completion or verification of sender and recipient information based on risk assessments before assets are credited.
23:48
The Iranian military has announced that it is shifting toward an offensive military doctrine and reforming its combat methods. According to Al Jazeera, military spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia stated that the country's transition to an "offensive doctrine" requires suitable weaponry and changes in combat tactics. He noted that following Iran's previous "defensive posture and punitive deterrence," recent directives from Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei have become the foundation for the armed forces' operations, which include military "urgency, effectiveness, and a lack of geographical restrictions." Akraminia also stated that while the results of the US midterm elections may reduce the likelihood of a resurgence in hostilities, Iran's initiatives to enhance its combat and defensive capabilities will proceed "independently of these developments and without interruption."
23:46
Citing Press TV, Deltaone reports that a senior Iranian security official stated there are currently no plans for negotiations with the U.S. until Washington takes practical steps to meet Iran's seven conditions. The official also denied reports suggesting that Iran's Mohsen Rezaei and U.S. Vice President JD Vance might meet in Doha.
23:43
Toho Pharmaceutical plans to export Japan-made generic injectable drugs to the U.S. as early as 2028. CEO Yoshida stated that the company aims to gain a foothold in the U.S. market leveraging its advanced quality control capabilities, and will gradually shift toward high-value-added injectable drugs.
23:42
Musk retweeted a post stating that Grok Bot can do incredible things. The original post he shared detailed a user's experience leveraging Grok to help build an open-source tracking tool to defend against allegations from their ex-wife in divorce proceedings.
23:41
The US military has formed Task Force "Iron Gate" to curb Iranian military supplies, with analysts warning that the move risks escalating regional conflict. According to Al Jazeera, US Central Command recently announced the establishment of Task Force Iron Gate, aimed at cutting off Iran's land and Caspian Sea transportation networks for advanced weapons and military supplies. US President Donald Trump previously stated on social media that the unit is fully operational, which, combined with the maritime blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, has nearly severed Iran's imports and exports. Multiple security and Middle East analysts pointed out that the intelligence task force is relatively small in scale and, lacking cooperation from neighboring countries, will struggle to completely seal the border. Instead, interdiction or strike operations risk dragging neighboring countries into the conflict and further expanding the scale of the war.
23:34
NVIDIA weekend scandal trading highlights demand for emerging financial products such perpetual futures and prediction markets. CNBC reported that as potential scandals surrounding NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang gradually spread on Sunday, trading in emerging financial products such as perpetual futures, prediction market contracts, and options became active while traditional markets were closed, highlighting market demand for real-time price discovery and liquidity during non-trading hours.
23:33
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan told reporters that he conveyed an anti-war message to US President Donald Trump, emphasizing that another US war against Iran would have severe consequences for the entire Middle East. Erdoğan also warned that the Strait of Hormuz crisis not only impacts Iran and regional countries, but also affects nations globally that are currently fighting inflation and facing domestic issues.
23:30
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee stated that services inflation is beginning to "rear its head," noting that inflation has been a "major problem" and policymakers must face up to their failure on the inflation front. In addition, he pointed out that data centers are showing signs of "old-school overheating," while employment and economic growth remain "fairly steady."

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